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The wars & local soldiers, 2004

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Anzac Torah ‘Reunited’ with Diggers in Perth

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 May 2004 · page 10

FOR the first time since I9d9 the ANZAC Torah was used in an ANZAC Day ceremony at the Jewish War Memorial in Perth…

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‘War Crimes’ in Gaza

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 May 2004 · page 12

JERUSALEM - An Israeli lawmaker called the demolition of Palestinian homes in Rafah a war crime. “When women and children flee for their…

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Australian mother grieves for slain soldier

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 May 2004 · page 3

WHEN Sara Newman’s three sons began their military service in the Israel Defence Force, she was as concerned as any parent would be…

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Why America went to war in Iraq Book Review Plan of Attack Bob Woodward Simon & Schuster, $49.96

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 June 2004 · page 20

THE invasion of Iraq was virtually irrevocable from the moment that President George W Bush asked his secretary of defence, Donald…

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Tribute to a soldier

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 June 2004 · page 13

WHEN a soul enters this world, it brings with it nothing. No physical possessions, no clothing and no material wealth. It brings with it only the…

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My Wounded Heart: the Life of Lilli Jahn Bloomsberry, $49.95

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 June 2004 · page 20

IT’S extraordinary how much material on the Holocaust is only now coming to light. Martin Doerry has gathered the letters written by his…

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War crimes suspects among us

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 June 2004 · page 1

NINE suspected Lithuanian Nazi war criminals are believed to be living in Australia. However, efforts to bring them to…

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Fascinating drama under the shadow of war Film Review

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 June 2004 · page 21

BON Voyage is a new film in which French writer-director Jean-Paul Rappeneau neatly captures the great range of French reactions to World War II…

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US Jews getting anxious over the war US Jews are becoming concerned that they are being increasingly blamed for leading the US into the war in Iraq. Matthew Berger reports

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 June 2004 · page 13

WASHINGTON - With each new report of trouble in Iraq, Jews are getting nervous. Even though many opposed the…

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Sane view of the world after Iraq Book Review Allies: the Us and the World in the Aftermath of the Iraq War William Shawcross Allen & Unwin, $24.95

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 June 2004 · page 20

WILLIAM Shawcross is a worldrenowned author and expert of how international institutions deal (inadequately) with tyrants, rogue…

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Untold stories from the war Book Review

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 13 August 2004 · page 19

INTERRUPTED JOURNEYS: YOUNG REFUGEES FROM HITLER’S REICH Alan Gill…

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Austrians Forgetting War?

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 September 2004 · page 12

A NEW study shows that Austrians are forgetting about World War II. The study of 1000 people, released by the Linz-based IMAS Institute, found that…

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Books About War Mentioning the war

Tharunka · Wednesday 22 September 2004 · page 23

If you’re like everyone else, you have a strong opinion on the war in Iraq already. So who needs to read books about it? Rhiannon Carter reviews the literature for those who still need persuading, one…

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Top soldier lauds Monash

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 September 2004 · page 9

Photo: Bernard Freedman AUSTRALIA’S top soldier has lauded the country’s greatest soldier…

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Religious celebrations in a war zone

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 October 2004 · page 12

NEW YORK - Army Chaplain Shmuel Felzenberg looks with pride at his desert succah in Iraq, built by engineers from the United States…

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Love blossoms in a time of war Book Review

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 October 2004 · page 20

LOOK FOR ME Edeet Ravel Text Publishing, $23 THE intriguing premise of this novel…

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Jews turn against Iraq war

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 October 2004 · page 11

WASHINGTON — When it comes to the Iraq war, American Jews have followed much the same attitudes as their fellow countrymen: solid…

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Rabbis urge soldiers to refuse commands

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 October 2004 · page 17

As the religious world faces the realities of the pending withdrawal from Gaza, ABIGAIL RADOSZKOWICZ…

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The Impact on Clubs Anti-VSU clubs could lose the war and win the peace

Tharunka · Wednesday 27 October 2004 · page 13

The prospect of VSU - and a probable drying-up of student organisation subsidies- scares club executives, writes Joe Stella, but if they plan for the transition, they could…

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The importance of the hesder soldiers

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 29 October 2004 · page 17

The prospect of a sizable segment of the hesder aggregate disobeying orders raises…

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